The political platform July Oikya announced a nationwide 'India Out' campaign from a rally titled 'Rally for Bangladesh' held at the Central Shaheed Minar in Dhaka on Saturday afternoon. The group accused India of sheltering those involved in the killing of Shaheed Osman Hadi, interfering in Bangladesh’s election and sports systems, and conspiring against the country’s sovereignty ahead of the upcoming 13th national election. Following the rally, participants marched to Shaheed Osman Hadi Square.

Speakers alleged that India has been weakening Bangladesh through indirect means for decades, citing trade restrictions, water-sharing disputes, and border issues. They also claimed Indian influence led to Bangladesh’s exclusion from the ICC T20 World Cup and criticized the government for failing to arrest Osman Hadi’s killers. The rally demanded an international investigation under the United Nations into Hadi’s murder, expressing distrust in domestic agencies.

Participants vowed to resist any foreign interference in Bangladesh’s internal affairs and called on citizens to join the anti-hegemony movement, chanting slogans such as 'India Out' and 'Boycott India'.